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Keep treating thrush but it keeps coming back? It might not be Candida. One of the most common misconceptions about vaginal discharge is that it automatically means you have a yeast infection. But vaginal discharge can have several different causes, and some discharge is completely normal. When symptoms are persistent or recurring, we need to investigate what’s actually happening rather than repeatedly treating for Candida. Some possible causes include: • Candida, which can cause itching, irritation and changes in discharge. • Bacterial vaginosis, associated with changes in the vaginal microbiome, including reduced protective Lactobacillus species. • Changes in vaginal pH, which can accompany certain infections or microbiome imbalances. • Other infections, including sexually transmitted infections, that may require specific testing and treatment. Your vaginal microbiome plays an important role in maintaining a healthy environment. Lactobacillus species help produce lactic acid, supporting the naturally acidic vaginal pH. But when that environment changes, symptoms can develop. And here’s what’s important: the treatment for Candida is not the same as the treatment for bacterial vaginosis or other infections. This is why testing matters. If you’ve been using antifungal creams, taking treatments from the chemist and still experiencing recurring symptoms, it’s worth arranging a vaginal swab and appropriate medical assessment. Jess is our Clinic Lead and Gut Health Naturopath at Nourishing Apothecary, supporting women with complex gut health, skin and vaginal microbiome concerns. Jess consults in Liverpool, Sydney and Australia-wide via Zoom. Not sure where to start? Book our free Find the Right Practitioner discovery call. www.nourishingapothecary.com #VaginalHealth #Candida #BacterialVaginosis #WomensHealth #VaginalMicrobiome
Keep treating thrush but it keeps coming back? It might not be Candida. One of the most common misconceptions about vaginal discharge is that it automatically means you have a yeast infection. But vaginal discharge can have several different causes, and some discharge is completely normal. When symptoms are persistent or recurring, we need to investigate what’s actually happening rather than repeatedly treating for Candida. Some possible causes include: • Candida, which can cause itching, irritation and changes in discharge. • Bacterial vaginosis, associated with changes in the vaginal microbiome, including reduced protective Lactobacillus species. • Changes in vaginal pH, which can accompany certain infections or microbiome imbalances. • Other infections, including sexually transmitted infections, that may require specific testing and treatment. Your vaginal microbiome plays an important role in maintaining a healthy environment. Lactobacillus species help produce lactic acid, supporting the naturally acidic vaginal pH. But when that environment changes, symptoms can develop. And here’s what’s important: the treatment for Candida is not the same as the treatment for bacterial vaginosis or other infections. This is why testing matters. If you’ve been using antifungal creams, taking treatments from the chemist and still experiencing recurring symptoms, it’s worth arranging a vaginal swab and appropriate medical assessment. Jess is our Clinic Lead and Gut Health Naturopath at Nourishing Apothecary, supporting women with complex gut health, skin and vaginal microbiome concerns. Jess consults in Liverpool, Sydney and Australia-wide via Zoom. Not sure where to start? Book our free Find the Right Practitioner discovery call. www.nourishingapothecary.com #VaginalHealth #Candida #BacterialVaginosis #WomensHealth #VaginalMicrobiome

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